Humanism for Children
A new humanist Web site is designed to furnish children with a naturalistic or atheistic perspective on science, sexuality, and other topics
The new humanist Web site never encourages kids to think critically about the tough questions concerning the justification of humanism itself. Humanists tend to be condescendingly dismissive of theism and oblivious to nihilism. Meanwhile, they blithely extol the virtues of critical thinking, curiosity, and science, apparently unaware of the incoherence at the heart of their... Continue Reading
The Black Sea Flood: Definitely Not the Flood of Noah
Lately it seems the scientific world has developed a passionate interest in Noah’s Flood
Their claim to have found Noah’s Flood is wrong—nothing but wild, unsubstantiated speculation. Not one of the characteristics of the Black Sea flood match the tell-tale signature of the Flood described in the Bible. And their assertion that the biblical record is just a corrupted version of flood legends derived from their Black Sea flood... Continue Reading
A Voice Was Heard in Ramah, A Voice Was Heard in Newtown
Some Pastoral Thoughts about the Connecticut School Shooting
If we learn anything from this, let us learn that the ultimate cause of the massacre in Newtown, the massacre in Bethlehem, and countless other massacres in between was nothing less than the total depravity of the human heart, and let us remember that it was for this reason that Jesus was born. 16... Continue Reading
Survey: 7 in 10 Americans Are Very or Moderately Religious
Importance of religion increases with age.
Upscale Americans are less religious than those with lower levels of education and income, but better-off Americans attend religious services just as often. The Story: A new survey finds that 69 percent of American adults are very or moderately religious, based on self-reports of the importance of religion in their daily lives and attendance... Continue Reading
Science catches up to Scripture with evidence of historic flood
The scientists speculate the now salty Black Sea was once a freshwater lake surrounded by farmland
Christians excited about Ballard’s discovery need to remember that the archeologist and his researchers approach the Bible with a very different attitude than believers, said Dr. Corné Bekker, department chair of biblical studies at Regent University, in Virginia Beach, Va
A Cautionary Note for Those of Us in Social Media
Checking a prospective employee’s use of social media is now standard before hiring someone
I do indeed love the world of social media. From my perspective, this new world of communication has done much good for our society. But like any other instrument, something that it used for good can also be used in a harmful way.
Unlearning Liberty
American universities are discouraging students from expressing controversial views
On college campuses today, students are punished for everything from mild satire, to writing politically incorrect short stories, to having the “wrong” opinion on virtually every hot button issue …. this problem will only get worse as university-educated people assume leadership in society without any firm grasp of the fact that good ideas survive challenge... Continue Reading
Judge Blocks ‘Gay-Conversion Therapy’ Ban
Law prohibiting counseling 'likely' violates 1st Amendment
“The Supreme Court has recognized that physician speech is entitled to First Amendment protection because of the significance of the doctor-patient relationship,” the judge noted. That high court has concluded “At some point, a measure is no longer a regulation of a profession but a regulation of speech or of the press; beyond that point,... Continue Reading
Sex Texts Epidemic: Experts Warn Sharing Explicit Photos Is Corrupting Children
A disturbing investigation has warned that children as young as 13 are routinely swapping intimate photos
Insight into the pornography increasingly exchanged by young teenagers came from interviews carried out for the NSPCC and Channel 4’s Generation Sex series. ‘This is mainstream; this is normal; this is almost mundane for some of the people we spoke to… ‘In pretty much every school in the country, people aged 13 and 14 are... Continue Reading
The FAQs: The Fiscal Cliff
The Heritage Foundation estimates that if we go over the fiscal cliff, the average American will see their tax bill rise by over $4,100 in 2013.
There are a number of issues related to the fiscal cliff that should be of special concern to Christians: Reduction in contributions to charities and ministries; The adoption tax credit could expire; Increased unemployment
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